Sentence examples for expressed so it from inspiring English sources

Unlike DNA sequencing, she says, it can tell her which genes are actually being expressed, so it offers a far more dynamic picture of a cell in action.

The motivations to alter reproductive behaviour were locally and patchily expressed, so it is not surprising that fertility declines occurred with different timings and rates in the three studied localities.

But it's not typically expressed so concretely; it's more of a feeling, and one that canny politicians with their finger on the zeitgeist can turn to their advantage.

We must return to John Stuart Mill: let any idea however offensive be freely expressed, so that it can be challenged and where necessary rationally rebutted.

Given that Complex IV subunits perform such crucial functions in the RC and are expressed so highly, it is not really surprising that the genes that encode them contain few non-synonymous substitutions, relative to other genes.

These conversations happen daily, and the opinions expressed so widely that it is practically considered the norm.

When such scepticism does cautiously raise its head, it is expressed so timorously that you could be forgiven for construing it as an endorsement.

But because it expressed so forcefully a plain, unequivocal truth, I also wished to hijack Graffiti Girl's intentions and keep the wall as a shrine.

But never have I seen it expressed so condescendingly as in a Washington Post article published yesterday in the PostLocal section, not labeled as an opinion piece, titled: "Experts struggle to express direness of infrastructure problem to a wary public". There's no doubt that America's infrastructure, and especially its transit, is indeed in dire straits.

"Bet your parents are real proud!" Such boomer-era derision for how I supported myself was not unfamiliar to me, though I had never heard it expressed so bluntly.

Accepting our own responsibility is the first real step to truly dealing with this issue, and never before have I seen it expressed so clearly and responded to with was such clarity of purpose.